Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1887-10-12
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FROM MONDAYS DAILY.
 The Aztec Club has dissolved, for the , present
 Rev. J. c. Eberhart preach cd in Phe. e nix yesterday.
 H. J. Martin, the violinist, has gone q to Kansas City.
 Captain Foote left Whipple for the east this afternoon.
 A. c. Burmister has been quite sick P for two or three days.
 P. L. Kastner and Thos. Urquha1t . will take in the Phenix fair.
 Slight sprinkle of rain with small f mixture of snow this morning.
 Beaumonte Coxe has re-christened his l drug store the Yavapai Pharmacy.
 Wm. Garland, the great railroad builder and cattle king, is in town.
 Mrs. Curtis has reopened her board
 ing house. with several bosrders.
 Mrs. F. c. Brecht returned from the
 east yesterday improved in health.
 JeG Davis and Josph Ernenwein arc
 up from the dam. Everything is quiet
 there.
 J.. o. Dunbar, editor of the Phenix
 Gazette, left for home yesterday after
 noon.
 Horatio Allen is getting along nicely in the hospital since the amputstion of
 his leg.
 Major Mcclellan has arrived at Camp Verde, and will take command of the post there.
 Judge O'Neil left, on Saturday, to settle dispute over school matters in ronto Basin. Sheriff Mulvenon returned from Phs- nix to-day, with Thomas Graham, who is now lodged in jail.
 Col. s. B. Bevsns returned yesterday from his visit east. He expects to be joined here by his wife soon. MT. Donnelly, of the land department | of the Atlantic < Pacific, returned to Prescott n yesterdays train. This office is in receipt of . nice, green covered, illustrated pamphlet de- scriptive of the Salt river valley.
 Charley Curtis and Ben Rybon, pro prfetors of the Prescott Sample room, have dissolved, Curtis retiring.
 Thos. Graham was married in Phenix the night before leaving there and after his arrest by City Marshal Wells.
 Mrs. w. C. Oliver left this afternoon for waukeshs springs, Wisconsin. where her husband is recovering his health.
 Col. Wilson, of Arkansas, and T. J. Norris, of Flagstaff, will open . law office in Prescott within the next ten days.
 The new round house of the Prescott < Arizona Central is approaching com pletion, and it will be handsome look ing structure.
 Three stock brands have been filed for record, as follows: Jas. R. Kstherns, Mogollon Phil Hoover, Banning creek, and Erwin Hamilton, Lynx creek.
 A teamster, employed ky W. H. Hatcher, fell from his wagon, on Satur- day, and the Iheels ran over him, crushing his arm seriously.
 Sergeant Woody, recently stationed at Whipple, passed . satisfactory exam ination for promotion, and will soon receive bis commission e second lieu tenant.
 Joseph Ernenwein propo.es to raise . subscription among the employees of the Walnut Grove dam with which to pay attorney fees to defend Antone Romo.
 Two soldiers were discharged at Whipple today, and left for the east this afternoon. One of them had ac- the neat little sum of $550 during his term of enlistment. h
 The Stage company announces spe- cial rates to Pherix during the fair. Round trip tickets, good between the 18th and 18th, will be sold for $20. For g extra, round trip unlimited tick { cts will be sold. l The special services at the Baptist church, last evening. attracted . large audience. MT. Talman presided at the t organ during the singing, which was [ Also accompanied by two violins and . d ,ornet, by the Lincoln boys. Miss . Amelia Rush sang, "Where is My P Boy To-nightf" with good ! s6ect. Rev. Green announced that q mother special service would be held next Sunday evening. n Col. s. B. Bevans informs the JOUR- n sAL-MNER that the money with which w Q build the Grand Canyon railroad has n ,een guarateed in New York, providing ls he representations prove satisfactory. n Colonel Crook Talcott, the most famous . .ivil engineer of the present day, and e riend of Col. Bevans, has been selected o make . preliminary survey. Colonel p ralcott was the engineer who originated c he idea and superintended the work of 0 blowing up Hell Gate rock. lJ John Duke has one of the best if n rot the finest ranch in this section of a Arizona. He has over three hundred . ceres under fence, . part of which is t. ,nder cultivation and the remainder in q pasture. He raised . good crop of corn s his year and has cut three crops of e Ilfalfa this year of the same ground, n ealizing about three tons to the acre u .ach crop. He has also . number of d hrifty fruit trees planted, and is mak- u ng improvements to his place each ? rear. ~